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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> REVIT PROMPT: Would you like walls to attatch to this floor's bottom?
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I'm sure we have all been prompted to decide whether we want walls to attatch to a floor's bottom. My question is can you reverse this once you've decided to allow this to happen. Sometimes having walls extend to a floor's bottom is helpfull (as in the case for interior partitions. When you are modeling a building shell with walls that span multiple floors you may not want this. Is there a way to undue this option globally?
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Edit the floor and move an edgs slightly so that it is changed, then answer no to this question.
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Is there a way to disable this prompt?
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No, I don't believe there is but a simple click gets you past it.
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